ARCH LINUX

>>57766888
With KDE

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>>57766888
>it's so bloated

Examples?

Because, it's probably user error and you're just going to bloat out any distro you configure.

>>57766888
If you are to stupid to configure fedora/gnome you really shouldn't install arch.

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>>57766888
Thanks for telling us OP.
It matters.

>>57766915
arch is the most bloated distro around, because it doesn't package splitting or ships a lightweight kernel
all this to keep it simple - not for the users, but for the developers
arch is a meme and only newfags fall for the "it's barebones, so it's lightweight" meme
literally every other distro which provides a netinstall is as barebones as arch

it's actually funny that even a ubuntu netinstall is more lightweight than arch

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>>57766888
>bloat

Every fucking thread like this, OP is so fucking retarded he doesn't even know what he uses his computer for.

>>57766976
>2017
>muh bloat
Explain why are you so poor.
>Package splitting
Use Arch Build System (ABS) for that autism. By default Arch packages are more lightweight than Debian. People usually use a software that will actually work package splitting is useless.
>Lightweight kernel
You can install any kernel in any Distro, newfag
>all this to keep it simple - not for the users, but for the developers
Is that a bad thing? Considering Arch being a DIY distro it makes sense.
Furthermore Arch is pretty simple unlike debian. Consider changing your resolv.conf.
On Arch you just change your resolv.conf, chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf and you are done

Whereas on Debain changing reslov.conf is pointless because it has /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/base, head and tails.

Now the base will often refuse to change your nameservers. But both head and tails can generate it with no problem.

This is very counter-intuitive. Furthermore on tails if you pass timeout: <time>, it just won't work.

Overall Debian over-complicates simple things whereas Arch is more close to vanilla.

Oh and Debian adds distro-specific bugs in OpenSSL which makes it even less "simple"

>Arch is a meme
Ur mum is a meme :DD


Now which distro do you prefer to Arch? let me know and see how bad I shit on it.

>>57767085
B that guy TFO so bad it'll be 2 days before he posts that copy paste again.